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Rediscover the joy and wonder of the Christmas season as storyteller Al Andrews shares a dramatic reading called A Walk One Winter Night, in which a man goes for a wintery evening walk and experiences an epiphany while contemplating a manger scene.

Offering encouragement found in her book Unseen: The Gift of Being Hidden in a World That Loves to be Noticed, Sara Hagerty describes how we can experience God in ordinary, everyday moments, and how we can find our identity in Him apart from what we do.

In a follow-up to our highly popular program "Understanding How to Manage Anger in Motherhood," Amber Lia & Wendy Speake return to offer more practical advice found in their book Triggers: Exchanging Parents' Angry Reactions for Gentle Biblical Responses.

Joe Battaglia and Joe Pellegrino encourage listening fathers to think about the powerful influence they have in their kids' lives and how they can bless their children, particularly through their words.

On this Focus on the Family broadcast, Dr. Greg Smalley and his wife, Erin, describe how married couples can quickly get into a rut because of unmet expectations, poor conflict management, and personal baggage that interferes with their relationship...

Psychologist and best-selling author Dr. Kevin Leman explains how the order in which you were born has helped shape your personality as an adult and how you relate to your spouse and children.

In a discussion based on his book Understanding Your Teen, Jim Burns offers advice for how parents can help their teens deal with the challenging issues they face, including the use of technology and social media, peer pressure, drug and alcohol abuse,...

Helping others doesn't have to be complicated. Chris Marlow reflects this truth in the title of his book Doing Good is Simple: Making a Difference Right Where You Are. On this Focus on the Family broadcast, he describes how we can be intentional in...

Dr. Rosaria Champagne Butterfield encourages listeners to utilize the power of hospitality to share the Gospel with their neighbors.

Have you ever thought about why the Bible compares God's followers to sheep? You will now, and you'll laugh, too, as comedian Ken Davis elaborates on the comparison, humorously demonstrating how Christians and sheep share similar qualities.

Tricia Goyer offers parents practical advice to help their kids deal with anger issues in a discussion based on her book Calming Angry Kids: Help and Hope for Parents in the Whirlwhind.

Dr. Larry Crabb explores the topic of suffering in both the Bible and through personal stories, and offers encouragement through the re-assurance that God cares for us and is trust-worthy, even when circumstances seem to dictate otherwise.

Jeannie Cunnion encourages moms to exchange stress, perfectionism, and guilt for God's abounding grace in a discussion based on her book Mom Set Free: Find Relief From the Pressure to Get it All Right.

When Ryan and Selena Frederick took a dream job in Switzerland just two years into their marriage, the young couple never anticipated they'd be facing a near tragedy. Ryan became very ill and learned that he had a bacterial growth in one of his heart...

Joni Eareckson Tada examines the dangerous ramifications of the "right-to-die movement" and "mercy killing," and encourages listeners to consider how we can all demonstrate love and compassion to those with disabilities and end-of-life challenges.

Glen and Ellen Schuknecht describe how grandparents can pass on a legacy of faith to their grandchildren in a discussion based on the Schuknechts' book A Spiritual Heritage: Connecting Kids and Grandkids to God and Family.

God has uniquely designed your child, and you can learn how to more effectively nurture, communicate with, and discipline your child based on his/her personality type. On this Focus on the Family broadcast, author Hettie Brittz describes those...